Iowa News Roundup of Dying Worker Fires and Rail Troubles
John McNermott died at John Morrell packing plant in Ollumwya after sudden illness. Several men injured escaping a brawl near a box car. Centerville fire gutted meat and produce departments causing about 5000 in damages. Willie Ryan aged 7 recovered after appendix removal aided by peanut kernel. Osceola high school truancy ends with suspensions and a student’s effigy protest. Legal actions over bridge fall injuries and a $1799 claim proceed. Rock Island rail schedule shifts mark faster mail to Denver and New York.
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John McNermott
John Morrell
Ollumwya
Leaves
Clifford Belden
Dubuque
Herman Wesker
Milwaukee
Iyer
Centerville
Willie Ryan
Finley Hospital
Osceola High School
William Walker
A. Canfield
Des Moines
Thomas Phee
Canfield
Rock Island
New York
Denver
Colorado Flyer
Twentieh Century Limited
Lake Shore
Far East
Chicago
Glaude Fisher
Minnie Baker
Mapleton
Northwestern
Ida Grove
J. EB. Scott
Ottawa
Ischer
Eric Anthony
Elevents
Tort Despines
Wyoming
Col
C. H. Murray
el Thomas
Cuba
Omaha
Murray
Duce Procecol
Qora Rote
Manchester
Rower
Weekly Condensed News Recaps Global Affairs And Crime
A Toledo court upheld Judge Kinkade's sentence for conspirators Lemon Heard and Miller in ice market restraint. Cincinnati reported the eight hour law's 61st test ending in government victory. Fernbank dam contract case and a Florida keys storm rescue story followed by a captain's death were recounted. Robbery, fires, floods, political events, and legal actions across cities including Portland Hartford Des Moines and Kansas City formed a vivid panorama of national and international events.
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Toledo
Kinkade
Common Pleas Court
Reuben Lemon
Rolland Heard
Joseph Miller
Cincinnati
United States
Sheridan-Kirk Contracting Company
Ohio River
Fernbank
Florida Keys
Rudolph Rubelli
Standard
Company
A. M. Lucas
New York
Odin
Fort Custer
Mont
Lillian M. Stevens
Portland
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hartford
Conn
Grain Dealers’ Association
Frank Dorsey
Brooklyn
Fourth Avenue
Paris
Ill
Cannnon
John Vogas
Marietta
Bank of
Jamestown
Montreau County
Samuel McClellan Hay
Oshkosh
Wis
Eugene T. Wilson
Aetna Banking and Trust Company
Butte, Mont
Knights of Pythias
Georgia
Supreme
Lodge Knights of Pythias
North America
South America
Australia
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Xen
Trans-Alaskan-Stherlan Railway Company
Trenton
N. J
Kentucky State Grange and
Waymers' Institute
Park and
Central Streets
Riverview
Kan
Benjamin Sager
Claude
John Sebastian
Sebasan
Sebastian
Atlantic City Train Wreck Kills Many Passengers
A three coach electric train derailed crossing the Thoroughfare at Atlantic City on the West Jersey Seashore line. At least forty four bodies recovered, with estimates reaching seventy five. Divers report many more still entombed in submerged cars as night fell. Motorman Scentt and Brake main Wood were hailed for heroic actions aiding passengers to escape.
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Atlantic City
N. J
West Jersey & Seashore Railroad
Fertile Meadow
Camden
Tag
Scntt
Mrs Brown Chosen State President Of Iowa Mothers Congress
Mrs Walter Brown of Des Moines was elected state president to succeed long time leader Mrs I L Hillis at the Iowa Congress of Mothers closing session. Other officers named include First Vice President Mrs Frank Watts Audubon and Second Vice President Mrs C H McCandless Davenport with Mrs W W Annis Agana as Third Vice President and several secretaries and a treasurer from Des Moines Marshalltown Charles City Webster City and nearby areas. Thousands Strike In Russia
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RG. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Morocco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Florida
Magoon
Gaston Mora
Manuel Sobrado
Congress
Herr von Tschirsky
Cardinal Merry del Val
Newport Waters
Japan
Jewett, D
United States Historical Society
Harry A. Colman
Washington, D. C
Maj
J. H. Stine
Portland
Ore
Santo Domingo
Bell
Washington
Cuba
Gen. Bell
National Liquor League
G. C. Rose
Minnie Wheeler
Brotherhood of Light
Arbeles
Col
Bank of Kerkhaven
Minn
Barriquand
Narres
Rus
L. I
Long Island
Calvary Cemetery
Omaha
J. O. Philippi
Missouri –Pacific Railway
Dess Moines
Iowa Mothers Congress
Des Moines
Iowa Congress of Mothers
Walter Brown
Mra. I.L. Hillis
Brown
Frank Watts
Audubon
C. H. McC
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Sanhorn
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Attnois Central
Cedar Falls
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DeWitt
Farmers
Black
J. G. Pearse
A. W. Jack
G. Ef. Christensen
J. 5. Jones
TL. W. Winne
Sibley
Rock Iands
Sioux Falls
Sittey
Clinton
Frank Hill
Sioux City
August Hadley
Bowden
Hadley
Court House
J. R Riggs
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Riggs
Jesse Miller
Grand
Miller
Coe
North American Accident Association of Chicago
Coun
All Bluffs
National Masonic Accident Association
Estherville
Orlando Lough
Lough
Mary Dower
Mobile
Thomas Dower
D. M. Twemtey
Fort Smith
Ark
Pawpaw
T. T
Stone
Missouri
Toar
New Orleans
Iren
Post Office Department
Guadaloupe Vigily Bates
Round Mountain
Rio Grande
Santa Fe
William T. Jennings
Toronto
J. R. Bplilett
Michigan United Railways
Lansing
Cambria Steel Company
Johnstown
Taft
Cthban
Morro Castle
Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island Navy Yard
Bonaparte
Supreme Court of Minors
Supreme Lodge
Board of Review
Effingham County
Battling Nelson
Joe Gans
Shaw
Moody
the Treasury
George B. Corte You
George von L. Meyer
Charles J. Bonaparte
Navy
Victor H. Metcalf
Commerce
Oscar S. Straus
Jones & Laughlin Steel Mills
Pittsburg
Sawyer, N. D
American Society of Equity
Hast St. Louis
Illnois
Kentucky
North Carolina
Utah
Wisconsin
Ohio
Indiana
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Boards of Trade
Thomas Lipton
Houpt and
Ewart
H. B. Duncan
Minneapolis
Terry” McGovern
Rocky Mountains
Missouri River
Bilis Island
Victor Metcal
Department of Commerce and Labor
Stuyvesant Flesh
Minora Central Railroad Company
E. H. Harriman
Railroad Securities Company
Mr. Harriman
Kokomo,Inct
B. 1’. Wilkinson
William Devore
Wilkinson
Shores
Ocean's Neck
Mrs. Brown
Russa. Kharkov
Russia
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